Aviation Economics and research-based Consulting

VW-TEc-MA-ERG 46 

Usable: Master Transportation Economics and Master Air Transport and Logistics

Dr. Martin Adler 

Qualification aim Students are familiar with current theoretical discussions and applied
problems in the field of aviation economics. They are able to incorporate theoretical approaches into research-based consulting concepts, present them, and defend them in discourse. Students are able to assess socio-politically relevant issues and thus have the ability to make decisions and act responsibly for society as a whole.

Content The module covers basic concepts of aviation economics and approaches to research-based consulting.

Teaching and learning methods
1 SWS lecture, 1 SWS practical, each in english language, and inde-
pendent study. Participation in the seminar is limited to 10 participants
in accordance with Section 6 (9) of the study regulations.

Requirements for participation
No special knowledge is required.

Usability The module is a compulsory elective module in the area of transportation economics of the module group Supplements in the master’s program Transportation Economics, of which modules amounting to 30 credit points are to be selected.

Requirements for the award of credits
The credit points are awarded when the module examination is passed. The module examination consists of project work of 50 hours. The examination language is English.

Credit points and grades
5 credit points can be acquired through this module. The module
grade corresponds to the grade of the examination performance.

Frequency of module The module is offered each academic year in the winter semester.
Workload The total workload is 150 hours.
Duration of the module The module lasts one semeste